An edition of Classes in Kiswahili: a study of their forms and implications (1997)

Classes in Kiswahili

a study of their forms and implications

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Classes in Kiswahili
Assibi A. Amidu, Assibi A. Ami ...
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An edition of Classes in Kiswahili: a study of their forms and implications (1997)

Classes in Kiswahili

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Köppe
Language
English
Pages
440

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Subjects

Swahili language, Grammatical categories, Noun, Grammar, Theory

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Cover of: Classes in Kiswahili
Classes in Kiswahili: a study of their forms and implications
1997, Köppe
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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references (p. 422-433) and index.

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Köln
Series
East African languages and dialects ;, v. 8

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
496/.3925
Library of Congress
PL8701 .A47 1997

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xvii, 440 p. ;
Number of pages
440

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL457328M
ISBN 10
3896450220
LCCN
98173954
OCLC/WorldCat
39012214
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3544505

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